Joining GENORRA
GENORRA gives one extended family a private place of its own — where every generation belongs. There is no public profile and nothing is shared outside the family you join. Members can:
- Plan reunions and gatherings — who is doing what, and whether it is done.
- Track dues and contributions, so nobody is chasing receipts.
- Share photographs in collections the whole family can add to.
- Build the family tree, and keep the record of who belongs to whom.
What happens next
- Confirm your email. We send a link as soon as you register, and the account stays inactive until you open it.
- Joining an existing family? You need its family code — ask whoever invited you. Your request then waits for one of that family’s administrators to admit you; you can sign in in the meantime.
- Starting a new one? You are its first member, and you are given a six-character family code to pass around. Anyone holding it can ask to join, and you decide who comes in.
The free account is free forever — no card, no trial clock, and no charge per relative, however many of you there are. See what each tier includes, or read how it works first.